Is the female end (nut end) free spinning? - Can you tighten it onto the existing pipe (shower arm) without spinning the whole extension arm?
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No - it is not free spinning - you need to spin the whole arm to tighten the arm to the existing pipe.
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The unit has both internal and external thread so that it it can be screwed "on to" or "in to" the pipe coming from the wall. Of course you would have to remove the existing shower head to do so and a small (6") pair of channel locking priers will help but shouldn't be too hard to do.
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Thanks for asking this question because I had to go check my showerhead. And YES the handheld part can be rotated up and down a bit which I just learned. Now I will use this feature, too! There isn't a ton of play in it but I was able to angle the showerhead to a position that was similar to the stationary head. Any more questions please let me know! Debby
1681594
No, right hand thread. It went easily onto a normal pipe-thread. To be clear, we are talking about the female end of the Quick connector.
47676
yes, it rotates without having to loosen the fitting. I hold the fitting when I turn it just to make sure it does not loosen by accident.
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I'm a little confused by the answers to this question. If by "adjustable shower arm mount" you mean "can it move up and down?" then the answer is "no." It is not an "adjustable" shower arm mount. I just bought the thing, in part based on the answer to this question. The mount has no rotation, or adjustment, mechanism. If you want to "adjust" it so that the spray is directed more downward or upward, you will need to /purchase/ an adjustable shower arm mount separately. Buyer beware.
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Yes, on my installation the stem rotates 45 degrees to the left and right from center. You could go further depending on the installation. I've been using mine on a utility tub to wash my dogs and it's the best unit I found. Nice and sturdy, good quality and looks good.
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I would recommend a single-piece arm if at all possible. I have a double-jointed adjustable arm to raise the shower head high enough for me to use but we have a hard time keeping the wing nuts on the joints tightened. The shower head has 'flopped' down a couple of times on us since it is so heavy. I am thinking of replacing the crappy manufacturers bolts and nuts with something a little more heavy duty that I can really crank down. Hope this helps.
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Yes, you can. The pipe piece slides down into the two ends. I've had this up in my renovated shower for about 8 months and it looks good and works great.
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The diverter turns 360, so maybe you can. My plumber had a heck of a time with this system, especially with the part of the flex shower head that attaches to the wall. He said the system wasn't standard--which, as far as my knowledge of plumbing goes, doesn't cover much. The same part was missing something on the inside, and trying to deal with that long-distance was more than I could stand at the time, so it's a bit jerry-rigged.
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hi Julie, not sure what the question is because i'm not very handy at home but if you want to know the connection to the shower arm, the grooves are on the inside of extension arm. sorry i can't be of more help. ;(
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Yeah it should be. Most Spinning reels allow you to unscrew the handle and once pulled out you simply put it in the other side and tighten the nut.
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When I bought this, I only got the square set up (no pipe, you can see a faint line where it starts). It comes with the female (section to thread into) you know like any other shower head. So any pipe design you have ( I'm using a S pipe) should work. Hopefully this answers your question.
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Because I need it to have the female end with an angle. I hope this help to answer your question.
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No, it is actually simple. Just unthread your old one and thread the Siroflex on the same pipe. Don't over tighten, being plastic it could crack. You will see a screen on the one end you can either leave it on or take it off. I took mine off to get a larger flow. And yes this shower head really improves the pressure.
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The one pictured here is exactly like mine, which I've had for several months. It comes with the hex set up on one and a thimble setup on the other end. Each end is appropriate for my water supply pipe (hex) and hand held shower head (thimble). What you describe would not work at all for my set up. If yours had two thimble connectors, then it is the wrong model, not the model pictured, and maybe not the model you ordered. Good luck. Chuck
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A standard shower head pipe or arm works fine. That is what I used, did not have to replace the existing one, and the top of the head has a nice swivel on it.